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A new activities bus will be on the road for Wauneta-Palisade this fall. The bus was partially paid for with $42,000 from the Nebraska DEQ’s Diesel Emission Mitigation Program
The countdown is on for Wauneta-Palisade students and staff.
The first day of school will be Aug. 18.
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After no Chase County Fair in 2020, the grandstand was in need of some cleaning. The fair board arranged for a few workers from the Work Ethic Camp in McCook to help out with the task.
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Final preparations at the fairgrounds are being made this week for next week’s Chase County Fair. On Tuesday morning, Expo Director Ed Cupp, left, was discussing details with fair board members Traci Space and Alex McNair in front of the new fair board office building.
Four-H will be in the spotlight on several early days of the Chase County Fair, which officially kicks off Sunday, and runs until Aug. 15.
Imperial city council members had questions on a couple of items on Monday’s agenda.
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Bobbie Fye returned to Wauneta from Lincoln and drove his 1924 Model T Hack taxi in the Harvest Fest “Back Where I Come From” parade with LynnAnn Scharf. More pictures from the weekend’s festivities can be found inside.
Wauneta residents had plenty of activities to choose from during this year’s Harvest Fest.
The Chase County Commissioners’ July 27 meeting carried over into the afternoon as planned, to discuss various budgets within the county’s overall budget.
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